The Penn's Grove record., 1887-12-03
NUMBER Is.
ore were taken out, including ore
chunk weighing 1900 pounds.

Anarchists OF that city have prepared
a rabid circular for distribution among
the workIngmen here. 1t is headed
with the single wcrd Eight" The
| circular denounces the Anarchists
trial and execution and declares moth
| ing but force will win. 1t urges
.~.preparation" for the REVOLUTION"
"Wboeyer joins u.s." says the circular,
must take all consequences upon him.
self and must be ready to sacrifice
everything for the cause, even should
it be his life."
The cold weather in the North
west continued on the ,2Sth, but a rise
in tile temperature was believed to be
at hand. The Mississippi river at
| Lacrosse, Wisconsin, was closed on the
evening of the 9th, the temperature
being 20 degrees below zero. This is
| the earliest closing W known. At
| ST. Paul the temperature at 8 O'Clock
on the morning Of the 2Sth, marked %
degrees below zero. AT Galena, ILL
nois, it was 10 below zero on the even
ing of the 9th. At Chicago, on the
morning of the 2Sth, it was 2 above
zero.
-Dr. VIM. G.. Wright, who on o.
tober 18th fired five shots at Paul jar
dine in New York, was on the 2Sth
pronounced insane by a jury in the
Court of General Sessions. Twelve
years z the doctor entered journal
ism and was for several years employed
a. the Associated Press Office In New
York. 4,
Henry X. Miller and Louis F
HUH had a discussion with an un.
known Anarchist in o saloon in New
York, about 2 O'Clock on the morning
Of The 10Th. The Anarchist, becoming
angered, drew a revolver and shot Mil
Ter in the neck and HUH in the left
hand. They were taken to the hospital
and their assailant vas soon afterwards
arrested. His anne was ascertained
% be william Bowling. He had a
slight bullet wound in one OF his feet.
Miller and HUH say that, after shoot
ing them, lie attempted to rifle the
money drawer, when Miller fred a shot
at him and be ran away.
"A farmer named Irby on the 10Th
ult., shot and killed two coIored men
who attacked him on his farm, near
Marlboro county, South Carolina. A
| crowd of colored railroad laborers
| broke into the jail at Oakland, Florida,
| on the morning of the 2Sth ult., and
| carried away William Williams, who
| killed Gustave Nells on the morning Of
the 26.h ult. There is no trace of
| williams, and his friends say he has
been lynched.
The boiler of a steam saw mill,
- n. Tb,,,yaNr TIinnio I,prct nm thn
! 25,h ult., killing Edward Gllky and
"a ally iniuring Joseph Clark and Syl-
ester Norman. Two others sustained
slighter injuries.
EARLY on the aAorning of the goth
ni'-a switch engine IN the Bee Line
odd burst its steam-pipes at
, ,andale, Ohio. Martin j. Heron,
brakeman, was fatally and two others
severely scalded.
"A passenger train ran into a coal
train on the Amboy Division Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, between Old
Bridge Station and South Amboy, Oh
he morning of the Goth ult. Engi-
| neer Joseph Ii. Smith and Baggage
Master Charles Hunt were slightly in
jured. None of the passengers were
hurt. a coal train on the Delaware
and Hudson Railroad jumped the track
at Plymouth, Penna., on the evening
| Of the 10th ulJ. The engine and
twenty cars were wrecked. The engi-
neer and fireman jumped and escaped
injury.
Paul BOdln, a passenger on the
French steamer La Gascogne, was ar
| rested at New York on the 29th ult.
FOR smuggling 16 pieces of diamond
l jewellery. He was held for examination
in default of $1,000 bail. Henry A.
| Herdman, once a respected b%cokkeeper
in the Citizens National Bank IN Kan
sas City, Missouri, was, on the Goth
| ult., sentenced to SIX years. imprison-
/ ment for forgery. He was arrested
in Chicago a month ago while attempt
i ing t. buy $4,000 worth of Govern
/ ment bonds with the proceeds of his
| crime. His downfall is attributed to
| his infatuation for u woman.
William Nassauld died on the Goth
! ult., in Brooklyn, of hydrophobia. He
was bitten by a Newfoundland dog last
August.
-GlandeIs has appeared among the
horses near Bloom, thirty miles north
4 east of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and
/ several animals have died Of the dis
4 ease.
joseph II. Orr, who was acquitted
| If ARISEN in Wilkesbarre, Penna., on
/ she 9th ult., and who subsequently
1 caused the arrest of Andrew Reid, in
surance detective Of Elmira, for per.
4 Jury. swore out another warrant on the
| 10Th ult., for the arrest of Thomas
| Herbert, another detective. Orr charges
1 the latter with wilful and corrupt per-
Jury in testifying against him at his
| trial. 1t Is said Herbert has gone to
| New York. 1t is alleged that an at
/ tempt was made to blackmail Mr.. Orr.
Paul Wolf, the young man ar
rested in Chicago for threatening to
GLOW up States Attorney Grinnell with
a bomb, had a hearing on the 10Th ult.
Justice White fined him $50 and placed
him under bonds to keep the peace.
| Wolf claimed he was drunk and did
not know what he was saying.
George H~ucklebridge, who was
stabbed by the crazy Chinaman on the
Goth ult., on a Rio Grande train, died
at the hospital in Salt Lake, Utah, on
the Goth ult.
While August Gunther, employed
| n the Hancock Chemical Works. at
Hancock, Michigan, was on the 29th
ult., driving a nail into a scantling
saturated with nitro-glycerine, an ex-
plosion occurred doing HIM fatal in
Jury.
Two little boys were playing in a
: pigeon house in Shenandoah, Penna.,
on the 29th ult.. when, to warm them
elves, they set fire to some hay in the
place. One Of the boys, named Hau-
ser, was fatally burned. He was
about four years old. His companion
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